As far as this list is concerned the most relevant parts are:all of sections 2 and 4, which describe kernel-userland interfaces;in section 5, the proc(5) manual page, which attempts (it's alwayscatching up) to be a comprehensive description of /proc; andvarious pages in section 7, some of which are overview pages ofkernel features (e.g., networking protocols).

If you make a change to a kernel-userland interface, or observe a discrepancy between the manual pages and reality, would you please send me (at mtk-manpages@gmx.net ) one of the following(in decreasing order of preference):

2. Some raw text describing the changes, which I can then integrate into the appropriate manual page.

3. A message alerting me that some part of the manual pages does not correspond to reality. Eventually, I will try to remedy the situation.

Obviously, as we get further down this list, more of my timeis required, and things may go slower, especially when thechanges concern some part of the kernel that I am ignorantabout and I can't find someone to assist.